2008 - 2009 WSMA Event 720 - Music Festival List Teacher Online Data Entry: Enter EventClassSelection, i.e., 720A9. Allotted Performance Time: All Classes = 8 min. 1. A REGULAR Ensemble. A regular ensemble may not be conducted. 2. No Permission or Transfer -This layout 3. Play two contrasting movements on all multi-movement selections unless other instructions are specified. 4. If the length of the music exceeds 3/4 of the allotted performance time, the music may be cut to stay within the time limits. 5. A member of the ensemble is expected to introduce the performance at WSMA District and State Festivals, including performer and accompanist names, name of school, title and of piece (and if appropriate, movements being performed), and (Continued) briefly describe a significant aspect of style, form, technique, harmony, rhythm, or melody in the piece.

Please go to www.wsmamusic.org for the most accurate Festival Music List and to view recent updates. 720A 10 Belwin Master Adv. Vol. II 720C 1 Op. 75 Book I Play one from pgs. 20-22, 23-27, 28-30 1 Belwin Master Duets Easy Vol. 2 Play one mvt. from No. 1; ed. Snell Play any two duets from pgs. 6-32 OR play two contrasting mvts. from Nos. WB ed. Snell 2 or 3 SC Student Composition WB Mozart 2 Infant Holy, Infant Lowly CB-CF 720B arr. Christensen 2 Duo Concertant in G Major IX No. 5 1 A French Trilogy Kendor Play mvt. I or II Play one mvt. 3 12 Country Dances of the Devienne/Stallman Ruge/Yates 17th Century Int Kendor 14222 Play any two 3 Six Petits Duos Faciles Op. 59 2 Mel Bay Presents Flute Duets Vol. 1 arr. Yates, Charles Play any one duet Play one from pgs. 36-47, 78-79, 80-83 Kendor 14276 Berbiguier, T. ed. McCaskill & Gilliam 4 Duet Time EdMus EM220 Mel Bay Play any one 4 Masterworks Arranged for Two 3 Twelve Classical Duets Scarmolin Vol. 2 Play two duets (8 & 8A are one duet) Ludwig Play pgs. 3-5 (Telemann); Mancinelli/Yates 5 Easy Classics for Two OR play pgs. 22-27 (Bach) Kendor Play any one arr. Guenther 4 Six Little Duets Op. 145 Letter C arr. Stouffer WB Play one from Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4 Kendor 5 Classic Duets for Flute Gariboldi 6 Selected Duets for Flute Vol. I Easy-Med. Play any two duets from CB-CF Play two contrasting duets from Nos. 1-12, 16-21; 5 Selected Duets Vol. II Adv. pgs. 3-23 except pgs. 10-11 OR play all of No. 22. Play any one ed. Voxman arr. Clardy ed. Voxman Rub-HL UnEd Rub-HL 7 Forty Short Duets for Beginner Flutists 6 Six Duets for Two Flutes Op. 2 6 Golden Classic Duets Play two contrasting duets Bk. 1 Nos. 1-3, or Bk. 2 Nos. 4-6 Play any one arr. Moyse Play two contrasting mvts. from one duet arr. Lombardo, Ricky GS-HL Quantz, Johann/ed. Flaumont Lombardo FD-004 8 Gavotte Masters M3653 / M3692 7 Jazzy Duets Harris, Floyd 7 Six Canonic Sonatas Play any one Ludwig D-90B39 Play two contrasting mvts. from any one Rae 9 Duet Adventures Sonata UnEd (Import) Play two contrasting duets from Telemann/Schmidt pgs. 4-12 WestInt 8 Selected Duets Vol. 1 Easy-Med. Play two contrasting duets from arr. Meredith 8 of Flute Duets pgs. 47-72 Sueta Play two contrasting mvts. from any one ed. Voxman 10 Belwin Master Duets Flute-Easy Vol. I duet, except play all of Scherzo (last Rub-HL Play any three duets/mvts. (In multi- duet) movement pieces, each movement is arr. Moyse 9 Bon March considered a separate duet.) GS-HL DeFries PEL 720-1 ed. Snell 9 Melodic Suite Op. 281 WB Play Sonatina plus 2 other mvts. 10 Belwin Master Duets Vol. I Int. SC Student Composition Popp, W. Play pgs. 6-9, 14-15, or 18-20 EdMus EM200 arr. Snell WB SC Student Composition 2008 - 2009 WSMA Event 721 - Bb Duet Music Festival List Teacher Online Data Entry: Enter EventClassSelection, i.e., 721C2. Allotted Performance Time: All Classes = 8 min. 1. A REGULAR Ensemble. A regular ensemble may not be conducted. 2. No Permission or Transfer -This layout 3. Play two contrasting movements on all multi-movement selections unless other instructions are specified. 4. If the length of the music exceeds 3/4 of the allotted performance time, the music may be cut to stay within the time limits. 5. A member of the ensemble is expected to introduce the performance at WSMA District and State Festivals, including performer and accompanist names, name of school, title and composer of piece (and if appropriate, movements being performed), and (Continued) briefly describe a significant aspect of style, form, technique, harmony, rhythm, or melody in the piece.

Please go to www.wsmamusic.org for the most accurate Festival Music List and to view recent updates. 721A 721B 721C 1 Airs and Waltzes from 1 Selected Duets Vol. 1 Easy-Med. 1 Easy Six for Two The Magic Flute Play pgs. 33-35; Play any one Play any two contrasting mvts. except OR play two from 66-69, 72 arr. Stouffer Nos. 8, 9, and 11 ed. Voxman Kendor Mozart/Fuchs Rub-HL 2 The Pagoda of Six Harmonies UnEd (Import) 2 Belwin Master Duets Int. Vol. I Play all repeats 2 J. S. Bach Clarinet Duos Play one duet with repeats from Edelson Play one duet from Nos. 2, 3, 6, 8, 9, 10, 11, pgs. 5-32 C&E 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 21 ed. Snell 3 Raining Cats and Dogs Bach/Langenus WB Play any two CF 3 Copycat Polka DiBlasio, Denis 3 Sonate in Bb KV: 292 Braatz Roncorp Play two contrasting mvts. PEL 721-7 4 Duetist Folio for Clarinet Easy-Med. Mozart/Luhring 4 Three Variations Play one from Nos. 16, 17, 38 PEL 721-6 Omit repeats ed. Voxman 4 Carillon from L’ Arlesienne arr. Kistler, Vera Rub-HL Bizet/Smim Alliance AP-249 5 Easy Classics for Two EdMus 5 Five Easy Russian Duets Play one from Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 5 Six Duets Op. 74 Play Elegiac Mood plus two others arr. Stouffer Play No. 1 or 6 Miaskovsky/Barvinsky/Schmidt/Davis Kendor Devienne/Kirkbride WestInt WIM850 6 Learn to Play Clarinet Duets Book 1 Int 6 Nine Duets from Concerti Grossi Op. 6 Play pgs. 34-35 or 36-37 6 Six Concertante Duets Play any one except pg. 1 or 10 arr. Eisenhauer Play any one Handel/Dishinger Alf ed. Ayres Medici 7 Spanish Dancers SP 7 Twelve Classical Duets Harris 7 Variations on a Theme of Prokofieff Play one from Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, 9, 10, 11 Ludwig Prokofieff/Schmidt Mancinelli/Yates 8 Gavotte WestInt WIM404 Kendor Harris, Floyd 8 Twelve Duets (Mozart) KV.487 8 Little Suite Ludwig D-B39 Play Nos. 1 and 6 with repeats Play any two 9 Les Plaintes D’Une Poupée (A Doll’s Mozart/Dishinger Kraft Lament) Medici TP Franck/Schmidt 9 Eight Concert Duets 9 Twelve Duets from Anna Magdalena WestInt WIM880 Play one from Nos. 1, 3, 6, 8 Bach Notebook 10 Belwin Master Duets Vol. I Easy Cragun Play any two Play any two except pgs. 4, 6, 8, 28; OR Rub-HL Bach/Dishinger play two contrasting dances on pgs. 10 10 Allegro and Minuet Medici -13 Beethoven/Maganini 10 Rondo Op. 8 No. 2 ed. Snell EdMus EM408 Pleyel/Frost WB SC Student Composition GreatWorks 00556 SC Student Composition SC Student Composition 2008 - 2009 WSMA Event 722 - Duet Music Festival List Teacher Online Data Entry: Enter EventClassSelection, i.e., 722B2. Allotted Performance Time: All Classes = 8 min. 1. A REGULAR Ensemble. A regular ensemble may not be conducted. 2. No Permission or Transfer -This layout 3. Music may be transposed to accommodate any combination of two . 4. Play two contrasting movements on all multi-movement selections unless other instructions are specified. 5. If the length of the music exceeds 3/4 of the allotted performance time, the music may be cut to stay within the time limits. 6. A member of the ensemble is expected to introduce the performance at WSMA District and State Festivals, including performer (Continued) and accompanist names, name of school, title and composer of piece (and if appropriate, movements being performed), and briefly describe a significant aspect of style, form, technique, harmony, rhythm, or melody in the piece.

Please go to www.wsmamusic.org for the most accurate Festival Music List and to view recent updates. 722A 722B 722C 1 Belwin Master Duets Adv. Vol. 2 1 Pryor’s Foxtrot 1 Two Buckaroos (AA) Play one from pgs. 3-5, 8-10, 23-25, Pryor/Luhring Harris 28-30, 31-32 PEL 722-7 Ludwig arr. Snell 2 Twelve Classical Duets (AA, TT) 2 Selected Duets Vol. I Easy-Med. WB Play any two (8 and 8A are one duet) Play one from Nos. 3, 4, 11, 15, 25 2 Selected Duets Vol. II Adv. Mancinelli/Yates ed. Voxman Play one from Nos. 4, 6, 10, 17, 18 Kendor Rub-HL ed. Voxman 3 Twelve Duets (Mozart) KV.487 3 Twelve Duets (Bach) Rub-HL Play two contrasting mvts. from Play one from pgs. 4, 9, 10, 11 3 Eight Concert Duets for Two Saxophones Nos. 3, 4, 6,12 Bach/Dishinger Play one from Nos. 1, 6, 8 Mozart/Dishinger Medici Cragun Medici 4 Belwin Master Duets Easy Vol. 1 Rub-HL 4 Goeppingen Gallop Play any duet from pgs. 6-32 4 Concert Duets & Tenor Sax. DeFries ed. Snell Play any two PEL 722-6 WB Harvey 5 Shades of (AA, AT, TT) 5 Duets for All Roncorp Reehl, Ben Play pgs. 6-7 or two from pgs. 3, 4, 5, 8, 5 Eleven Mix-and-Match Duos - Sax Version Reehl 9, 10, 22 Play three contrasting duos 6 Twelve Duets from Book I, II for Clavier arr. Stoutamire & Henderson Miller, Sarah Play any two WB RGM Couperin/Dishinger 6 Gavotte 6 Twelve Concert Duets for Saxophone Medici Harris, Floyd Play two contrasting duets 7 Twelve Light Pieces Ludwig Schmidt Play one from Nos. 9, 10, 11, 12 7 Saxophone Duets Vol. 1 WestInt Sousmann Play one from Nos. 1, 3, 4, 6, 12 7 Three Duets EdMus arr. Soloman, Edward Play two contrasting mvts. from 8 Belwin Master Duets Int. Vol. 1 RBC 60212 Nos. 2 or 3 Play any two contrasting duets 8 Easy Six for Two (AA) Beck/Dishinger arr. Snell Play any one Medici WB arr. Stouffer 8 Six Duos Op. 74 Vol. 1 9 Duet Album (AA, AT) Kendor Play any duet except No. 1 Play Allemanda (Corelli) 9 Fanfare and March Devienne/Dishinger Various Blahnik Medici EdMus Alliance 9 Three Inventions for Saxophones 10 Alto and Tenor Sax Duets (AT) 10 Sunshine of Life (AT) Play all three Play one from pgs. 6-7, 16-17, Austrian Folk Song/Pappas Hintze 18-19, 22-23 JPM WW210 PEL 722-4 arr. Gee SC Student Composition 10 A Dozen and One Saxophone Duets ProArt-WB Play two contrasting duets SC Student Composition arr. Niehaus Dorabet-RBC SC Student Composition 2008 - 2009 WSMA Event 723 - Flute-Clarinet Duet Music Festival List Teacher Online Data Entry: Enter EventClassSelection, i.e., 723C5. Allotted Performance Time: All Classes = 8 min. 1. A REGULAR Ensemble. A regular ensemble may not be conducted. 2. No Permission or Transfer -This layout 3. Play two contrasting movements on all multi-movement selections unless other instructions are specified. 4. If the length of the music exceeds 3/4 of the allotted performance time, the music may be cut to stay within the time limits. 5. A member of the ensemble is expected to introduce the performance at WSMA District and State Festivals, including performer and accompanist names, name of school, title and composer of piece (and if appropriate, movements being performed), and (Continued) briefly describe a significant aspect of style, form, technique, harmony, rhythm, or melody in the piece.

Please go to www.wsmamusic.org for the most accurate Festival Music List and to view recent updates. 723A 723B 723C 1 Prelude and Samba 1 78 Duets for Flute and Clarinet 1 78 Duets for Flute and Clarinet Vol. I Ransom Vol. II Adv. Easy-Med. Trigram Play one from Nos. 56, 57, 58, 59, 60, Play any two contrasting duets 2 Neapolitan Suite 61, 64, 74 ed. Voxman Play any two mvts. ed. Voxman Rub-HL Scarlatti/Skolnick Rub-HL 2 Intermezzo EdMus 2 Journeys: Dublin to Killarney Schudel, Thomas 3 Three Sonatas Op. 93 Edelson Alry CM-6 Play mvt. I of Sonata II; C&E 3 Intermediate Music for Two Vol. 2 OR play mvt. I of Sonata III 3 Twelve Duets KV. 487 Play one from pgs. 1-11, 19 Haydn/Maganini Play any two contrasting mvts. arr. Kelley, Daniel EdMus Mozart/Dishinger Last Resort 4 Twelve Duets Op. 53 Medici 4 Duet Adventures Play any three 4 Rondo in Bb Major Play any two Nielsen/Dishinger Pappas, Joseph (One part may need to be transposed.) Medici JPM WW123 ed. Meredith 5 78 Duets for Flute & Clarinet Vol. II Adv. 5 Music for Two Vol. 1 Sueta Play one from Nos. 65, 66, 67, 68, 69, 71, Play one from pgs. 3, 4, 7, 13, 16, 19, 5 Duets for All 72, 75 21, 23, 24 Play one from pgs. 6-7, 14-15, ed. Voxman arr. Kelley, Daniel 16-17, 18-19, 20-21; Rub-HL Last Resort OR play two from pgs. 3, 4, 5, 8, 9, 10, 6 Aragonaise from Carmen 6 14 Duets 11, 12, 13, 22, 23, 24 Bizet/Maganini Play any two from Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 8, arr. Stoutamire & Henderson EdMus 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14 WB 7 Duo Canons from The Art of Ozi/Dishinger 6 Twelve Duets (Bach) the Fugue Medici Play any one Play one mvt. 7 24 Duets Vol. 1 (1-12) Bach/Dishinger Bach/Dishinger Play one from Nos. 5, 7, 8, 9, 10, 12 Medici Medici DJ40 Mancinelli/Dishinger 7 The Glendy Burke 8 Six Duets Medici Foster/Luhring Play any one 8 16 Duets PEL 723-2 Braun/Dishinger Play any two 8 Derby Blues Medici Berg/Dishinger Edelson 9 Three Inventions Medici C&E Play any two 9 Twelve Duets from Book I, II for Clavier 9 Prairie Warblers (Cowboy Song) Hintze Play any two from Nos. 4-12 Endresen PEL 723-2 Couperin/Dishinger Rub-HL 10 Music for Two Vol. 3 Medici 10 The Two Flyers Play one from pgs. 5, 8, 13, 17, 20 10 Nine Duets from Concerti Grossi Op. 6 Endresen arr. Kelley Play any one except Largo e Rub-HL Last Resort Handel/Dishinger SC Student Composition SC Student Composition Medici SC Student Composition 2008 - 2009 WSMA Event 724 - Woodwind and Music Festival List Teacher Online Data Entry: Enter EventClassSelection, i.e., 724A13. Allotted Performance Time: All Classes = 8 min. 1. A REGULAR Ensemble. A regular ensemble may not be conducted. 2. Permission Allowed, No Transfer a. For permission, enter EventClassP, i.e. 218BP, and follow Rule IX.A.1-4. -This layout 3. This Class A only event is for one student woodwind player and one student pianist. Both performers will be judged. 4. Music must give equal importance to the piano and , and must be sent to WSMA for permission if not on this list. 5. Play two contrasting movements on all multi-movement selections unless other instructions are specified. 6. If the length of the music exceeds 3/4 of the allotted performance time, the music may be cut to stay within the time limits. 7. A member of the ensemble is expected to introduce the performance at WSMA District and State Festivals, including performer and accompanist names, name of school, title and composer of piece (and if appropriate, movements being performed), and briefly describe a significant aspect of style, form, technique, harmony, rhythm, or melody in the piece.

Please go to www.wsmamusic.org for the most accurate Festival Music List and to view recent updates. 724A 11 Sonatas for Flute and Piano Vol. 1 or 2 21 Sonata Op. 19 for and 1 Sonata for and Bass (Transcribed Play any Sonata Piano for Clarinet and Piano) Handel Creston Play two contrasting mvts. BMC SP Albinoni/Dishinger 12 Sonata in F Major for and Piano 22 Sonata Medici Handel Play mvt. III 2 Sonatina EdMus Heiden Play all 13 Sonata for Oboe and Piano Sch-EAM (Import) Bartok/Fox Play mvt. II 23 Sonata in F Major Alry Poulenc Play all 3 Sonata for Clarinet and Piano Chester-MS Corelli/Maganini Play mvts. I & II; 14 Sonata for and Piano EdMus EM37 OR play mvts. II & III Play any one mvt. P Permission Allowed Zajicek Fasch/Klitz SC Student Composition Alliance M&M 4 Sonata in Eb for Clarinet and Piano Op. 15 Sonata in F Op. 17 (Horn) 120 No. 2 Beethoven/Dishinger Play any one mvt. Medici Brahms 16 Six Sonatas for Bassoon and Piano Vol. I GS-HL/Ricordi and II 5 Sonate for Clarinet and Piano Play any one Play mvt. I or II Galliard/Marx Hindemith M&M Sch-EAM (Import) 17 Sonata for Eb Alto Saxophone and Piano 6 Sonata for Clarinet and Piano Play mvts. I and II; Play mvt. I OR play mvts. II and III Poulenc Jacobi MMB Bourne 7 Sonata in E Minor RV 50 18 Sonata for Alto Saxophone and Piano Play Andante and Allegro Play all Vivaldi/ed. Kuras Eccles/Rascher Alry TP 8 Sonata No. 2 for Flute and Piano 19 Sonata No. 5 Op. 3 Wilder Play without repeats Margun Platti/Hervig 9 Sonate für Flöte & Klavier Rub-HL Play mvt. I 20 Sonata No. 3 for Alto Saxophone Beethoven and Piano Kalmus Play mvts. I and II; 10 Sonata for Flute and Piano OR play mvts. I and IV Play mvts. I & II; Handel/Rascher OR play mvts. II & IV HL Moore/ed. Smith Alry 2008 - 2009 WSMA Event 730 - Flute Trio Music Festival List Teacher Online Data Entry: Enter EventClassSelection, i.e., 730C2. Allotted Performance Time: All Classes = 8 min. 1. A REGULAR Ensemble. A regular ensemble may not be conducted. 2. No Permission or Transfer -This layout 3. Play two contrasting movements on all multi-movement selections unless other instructions are specified. 4. If the length of the music exceeds 3/4 of the allotted performance time, the music may be cut to stay within the time limits. 5. A member of the ensemble is expected to introduce the performance at WSMA District and State Festivals, including performer and accompanist names, name of school, title and composer of piece (and if appropriate, movements being performed), and (Continued) briefly describe a significant aspect of style, form, technique, harmony, rhythm, or melody in the piece.

Please go to www.wsmamusic.org for the most accurate Festival Music List and to view recent updates. 730A 730B 730C 1 Scherzo for Three 1 Cancion Español 1 for Three Flutes Robinson, Wayne Giovannini Easy-Med. RBC D171 RBC Play any one 2 Spanish Rondo 2 Menuet, Trio and Finale ed. Voxman Ostransky Haydn/Merriman Rub-HL Rub-HL Barnhouse 2 Winds Across America 3 Dance of the Reed Flutes 3 The Earle of Oxford’s Marche Play any two Tchaikovsky Byrd/Dishinger arr. Simon, Bill CF/SMC Medici Power of the Winds 4 Sonata Op. 7 No. 1 4 The Entertainer 3 A-Rovin’ (Sea Chanty) Boismortier/Rawski Joplin/Walters Engebretson BH Rub-HL Sueta 5 Czech Suite 5 Russian Suite 4 Thirty Plus Trios for Flute Play Nos. 1, 2, 4, 7 and 8 Play any three mvts. Play any two contrasting trios Blahnik Barrinsky/Kabalevsky/Schmidt arr. Cacavas Alliance WestInt WB 6 Six Trios for Three Flutes Op. 83 6 Rondo from Divertimento No. 11 5 Rock-A-Bye (Danish Folk Tune) Play No. 2 or No. 4 Mozart/Dishinger arr. Engebretson Hook/Voxman Medici Sueta Rub-HL 7 Circus March 6 Variations on Crusaders’ Hymn 7 Terzetto No. 5 Lombardo Hall Pranzer/Voxman Lombardo GreatWorks SMC 8 Olde English Laughing Tune 7 Simple Gifts 8 La Follia Variations Op. 5 No. 12 arr. Park, Bill arr. Halferty Corelli/Heywood GreatWorks FL30283 Kendor Alry FT-21 9 Colonial Country Dance 8 Classical Music for Flexible Flute 9 Sephardic Medley arr. Hall, Percy Ensemble Play all three mvts. GreatWorks 00459 Play two contrasting pieces arr. Louke, Phyllis Avidan Howard 10 Four Seasons Alry FC-193 Alry Play any two mvts. 10 Soul-Songs of the Celtic Heart McKay 9 Amazing Grace Play Boulavogue plus two others Barnhouse arr. Engebretson Sueta arr. Ruud, Kristi SC Student Composition Alry FT-24 10 Gavotte from Harpsichord Suite No. 5 SC Student Composition Purcell/Vedeski Medici SC Student Composition 2008 - 2009 WSMA Event 731 - Music Festival List Teacher Online Data Entry: Enter EventClassSelection, i.e., 731A7. Allotted Performance Time: All Classes = 8 min. 1. A REGULAR Ensemble. A regular ensemble may not be conducted. 2. No Permission or Transfer -This layout 3. Play two contrasting movements on all multi-movement selections unless other instructions are specified. 4. If the length of the music exceeds 3/4 of the allotted performance time, the music may be cut to stay within the time limits. 5. A member of the ensemble is expected to introduce the performance at WSMA District and State Festivals, including performer and accompanist names, name of school, title and composer of piece (and if appropriate, movements being performed), and (Continued) briefly describe a significant aspect of style, form, technique, harmony, rhythm, or melody in the piece.

Please go to www.wsmamusic.org for the most accurate Festival Music List and to view recent updates. 731A 731B 731C 1 Allegro from Sonata K. 279 1 Danse a la Gigue 1 Trios for All Mozart/McLeod Kaisershot, Kevin Play two from pgs. 3, 4, 5, 8, 9, 11 Kendor Eighth Note CC2346 arr. Stoutamire & Henderson 2 Novelette 2 Chamber Music for Three Vol. Belwin PROBK01393 Kaisershot, Kevin II Med. 2 Minuetto from Divertimento No. 1 Eighth Note CC2345 Play pgs. 32-33 or 36-37 (stop at end of Haydn/Troxell 3 Divertimento pg. 37) ProArt-WB (POP) Hounsell/Luhring ed. Voxman 3 Two British Ballads PEL 731-2 Rub-HL Hall 4 Sonatina III 3 The Kerry Dance GreatWorks Play mvts. I, II and III Molloy/Luhring 4 Chamber Music for Three Clarinets Vol. 1 Mozart/McLeod PEL 731-9 Easy Kendor 4 Rondeau Gracieuse Play one from pgs. 12-13, 28-30, 5 Adagio Religioso Kaisershot, Kevin 31, 40 Vogt/Voxman Eighth Note CC2348 ed. Voxman Rub-HL 5 Sonatina I Rub-HL 6 Scherzo Diabolique Play any two mvts. 5 Volkslied Variationen Kaisershot, Kevin Mozart/McLeod Hilliard Eighth Note CC2344 Kendor Sueta 7 Five Pieces for Three Clarinets Op. 112 6 Allegro from Op. 133 No. 5 6 Seven Norwegian Melodies Play Nos. 2 and 5 Hook/Voxman & Block Play two contrasting mvts. Takacs/Western, Klocher & Joppig SMC Grieg/Park HElkan / UnEd / VUrt 7 Modern Day Madrigal GreatWorks 8 Two Contrasts for Three Clarinets Kaisershot, Kevin 7 Amazing Grace Play all of Badinage Eighth Note CC2347 arr. Engebretson Hart 8 Two 18th Century Dances Sueta RBC Play both 8 The Ash Grove (Welsh Folk Song) 9 Allegro from Sonata in F arr. DeFries arr. Brandenburg Mozart/Gee PEL 731-10 CF Kendor 9 Bourrée 9 Classical Trios for All 10 Danse Des Mirlitons from Nutcracker Handel/Brandenburg Play two from pgs. 3, 8, 13, or 4-5, or Suite CF 6-7 Tchaikovsky/Davis 10 Eight Clarinet Trios of the 18th Century arr. Ryden Rub-HL Play any two Belwin EL96141 SC Student Composition Weston 10 A-Rovin’ (Sea Chanty) Sch-EAM (Import) (POP) arr. Engebretson SC Student Composition Sueta SC Student Composition 2008 - 2009 Event 732 - Woodwind Trio WSMA Music Festival List Flute, Oboe, Clarinet or Basoon Teacher Online Data Entry: Enter EventClassSelection, i.e., 732A7. Allotted Performance Time: All Classes = 8 min. 1. A REGULAR Ensemble. A regular ensemble may not be conducted. 2. Permission or Transfer Allowed a. For permission, enter EventClassP, i.e. 732BP, and follow Rule IX.A.1-4. -This layout b. Music transferred to this event from the current WSMA List does not need to be sent to WSMA for permission. To transfer, enter EventClassT, i.e. 732CT. Next screen, enter selection you are transferring, i.e. 632C1. 3. Play two contrasting movements on all multi-movement selections unless other instructions are specified. 4. If the length of the music exceeds 3/4 of the allotted performance time, the music may be cut to stay within the time limits. 5. A member of the ensemble is expected to introduce the performance at WSMA District and State Festivals, including performer and accompanist names, name of school, title and composer of piece (and if appropriate, movements being performed), and briefly describe a significant aspect of style, form, technique, harmony, rhythm, or melody in the piece.

Please go to www.wsmamusic.org for the most accurate Festival Music List and to view recent updates. 732A 732B 732C 1 Scherzo (Fl., Ob., Cl.) 1 The Earle of Oxford’s Marche 1 The St. Catherine Rigaudon Play all repeats (Fl., Ob, Cl.; or Fl., Ob., Bsn.; or Fl., Cl., (Fl., Cl., Bsn.; or Fl., Ob., Bsn.; Tustin Bsn.) or Fl., Ob., Cl.) Barnhouse Byrd/Dishinger Barrett/Dishinger 2 Fuga XIII from The Art of the Fugue Medici Medici (Fl., Cl., Bsn.) 2 Badinage (Fl., Ob., Cl.) 2 Grant Us Peace (Dona Nobis Pacem) Bach/Schmidt Koepke (Fl., Ob., Cl.) WestInt Rub-HL arr. Schaeffer 3 Trio No. 1 (Fl., Ob. Cl.) 3 Two 18th Century Dances WB (POP) Play any one mvt. Play both 3 Ode to Joy (Fl., Ob., Cl.) Demachi/Dishinger arr. DeFries Beethoven/Halferty Medici PEL 732-5 Kendor 4 Allegro con Brio (Fl., Cl., Bsn.) 4 Fantasia For Three (Fl., Ob., Cl.) 4 Simple Gifts (Fl., Ob., Cl.) Robinson Gibbons/Clark arr. Halferty RBC EdMus Kendor 5 Tarantella (Fl., Ob., Cl.) 5 Allegro from Trio Sonata No. 2 5 Baroque Suite No. 1 (Fl., Cl., Bsn.) Tustin (Fl., Ob., Cl.; or Fl., Ob., Bsn.) Play any one Barnhouse Bach/Dishinger arr. Dishinger 6 The Chrysanthemum Medici Medici (Fl., Ob. or Cl., Bsn. or Bs. Cl.) 6 Seven Pieces for Three Woodwinds 6 Chamber Music for 3 Woodwinds Vol. 1 Joplin/Holcombe (Fl., Ob., Cl.) (Fl., Ob., Cl.) MusPub Play any one except Soldiers March Play one from pgs. 6-8, 12-13, 7 Serenade (Fl., Ob., Cl.) Schumann/arr. Hovey 14-15, 17-19, 30-32 Uber, David BH ed. Voxman Alry CM-45 7 Allegro from Divertimento No. 6 Rub-HL 8 Fugue in C Minor (Ob., Cl., Bsn.) (Fl., Ob., Cl.) 7 The Kerry Dance (Fl., Ob., Cl.) Bach/Atkins Mozart/Halferty Molloy/Luhring JTL Kendor PEL 732-4 9 Rondo Caprice 8 The Entertainer (Fl., Ob., Cl.) 8 Summer Winds (Fl., Ob., Cl.) (Fl. or Ob., Cl., Bsn. or Bs. Cl.) Joplin/Halferty Edelson Schwartz, Ira-Paul Kendor C&E Alry CM-60 9 Trio No. 97, Mvt. I (Fl., Ob., Cl.) 9 21 Traditional Melodies for WW Trio 10 Fugue (Fl., Cl., Bsn.) Haydn/Kaisershot Play any three trios Beethoven/Maganini Kendor arr. James EdMus 10 Russian Suite (Fl., Ob. Cl.) SP P Permission Allowed Play any two mvts. 10 Five Trios Vol. III (Fl., Ob., Cl.) Barvinsky & Kabalevsky/Schmidt Play any one T Transfer WestInt WIM496 Druschetzky/Dishinger SC Student Composition P Permission Allowed Medici T Transfer P Permission Allowed SC Student Composition T Transfer SC Student Composition 2008 - 2009 WSMA Event 733 - Saxophone Trio Music Festival List Teacher Online Data Entry: Enter EventClassSelection, i.e., 733C1. Allotted Performance Time: All Classes = 8 min. 1. A REGULAR Ensemble. A regular ensemble may not be conducted. 2. Permission or Transfer Allowed a. For permission, enter EventClassP, i.e. 733BP, and follow Rule IX.A.1-4. -This layout b. Music transferred to this event from the current WSMA List does not need to be sent to WSMA for permission. To transfer, enter EventClassT, i.e. 733CT. Next screen, enter selection you are transferring, i.e. 630C1. 3. Music may be transposed to accommodate any combination of three saxophones. 4. Play two contrasting movements on all multi-movement selections unless other instructions are specified. 5. If the length of the music exceeds 3/4 of the allotted performance time, the music may be cut to stay within the time limits. 6. A member of the ensemble is expected to introduce the performance at WSMA District and State Festivals, including performer and accompanist names, name of school, title and composer of piece (and if appropriate, movements being performed), and briefly describe a significant aspect of style, form, technique, harmony, rhythm, or melody in the piece.

Please go to www.wsmamusic.org for the most accurate Festival Music List and to view recent updates. 733A 733B 733C 1 Six Trios for Three Flutes Op. 83 1 Sailor’s Work Song (Halliard Shanty) 1 Night Hawk (Rock Rhapsody) (SSS, AAA, TTT, BBB) (SSS, AAA, TTT, BBB) (AAA or AAT) Play all movements of any trio arr. Engebretson, Jim Hilliard, Quincy Hook, James Macie Macie 014-3SX Rub-HL 2 English Songs for 3 Saxophones (SAT) 2 Volkslied Variationen 2 Adagio and Finale from Trio Op. 87 Play all (German Folk Song Variations) (AAT) arr. DeFries (AAA or AAT) Beethoven/Gee PEL 733-3 Hilliard, Quincy Norruth Music 153004 3 Russian Melodies for Saxophone Trio (AAT) Macie 018-3SX 3 Divertimento I KV 439B (SAT) arr. Connelle, Greta 3 Lakeside (AAA or AAT) Mozart/Luhring PEL 733-6 Hilliard, Quincy PEL 733-1 4 Scottish Melodies for Saxophone Trio (AAT) Macie 016-3SX 4 Danse a la Gigue (SSS, AAA, TTT, BBB arr. Connelle, Greta 4 Brightonshire Hornpipe (AAA or AAT) - interchangable parts available) PEL 733-5 arr. Engbretson, Jim Kaisershot, Kevin 5 Elegy (SSS, AAA, TTT, BBB - Macie 007-3SX Eighth Note (www.enpmusic.com) interchangable parts available) 5 Fantasia on Nettleton (AAA or AAT) SQ2315 Kaisershot, Kevin arr. Engbretson, Jim 5 Novelette (SSS, AAA, TTT, BBB - Eighth Note SQ2320 www.enpmusic. Macie 017-3SX interchangable parts available) com 6 Midnight Sun (Norse Pastorale) Kaisershot, Kevin 6 Musical Tag (SSS, AAA, TTT, BBB - (AAA or AAT) Eighth Note (www.enpmusic.com) interchangable parts available) arr. Engbretson, Jim SQ2316 Kaisershot, Kevin Macie 006-3SX 6 Rondeau Gracieuse Eighth Note SQ2522 www.enpmusic. 7 Rock-A-Bye (Danish Folk Tune) (SSS, AAA, TTT, BBB - interchangable com (AAA or AAT) parts available) 7 Lullaby Alone for Sax (AAB) arr. Engbretson, Jim Kaisershot, Kevin Wilson, Ellen Elizabeth Macie 003-3SX Eighth Note (www.enpmusic.com) PEL 733-9 8 Air on a G-String (AAT) SQ2317 8 Czech Suite for Saxophone Trio (AAT) Bach/Luhring 7 Scherzo Diabolique (SSS, AAA, TTT, BBB Omit mvt. III. Fanfare and PEL 733-11 - interchangable parts available) mvt. VI. Hail St. Lawrence 9 Amazing Grace (AAA or AAT) Kaisershot, Kevin Blahnik, Joel arr. Engbretson, Jim Eighth Note (www.enpmusic.com) Alliance Macie 001-3SX SQ2318 9 Wiegenlied (German F olk Tune) (AAA or T Transfer 8 Modern Day Madrigal AAT) P Permission (SSS, AAA, TTT, BBB - interchangable arr. Engebretson, Jim parts available) Macie 002-3SX SC Student Composition Kaisershot, Kevin 10 Off to the Saeter (AAA or AAT) Eighth Note (www.enpmusic.com) arr. Engebretson, Jim SQ2319 Macie 009-3SX T Transfer T Transfer P Permission P Permission SC Student Composition SC Student Composition 2008 - 2009 WSMA Event 740 - Flute Music Festival List Teacher Online Data Entry: Enter EventClassSelection, i.e., 740B2. Allotted Performance Time: All Classes = 8 min. 1. A REGULAR Ensemble. A regular ensemble may not be conducted. 2. No Permission or Transfer -This layout 3. Play two contrasting movements on all multi-movement selections unless other instructions are specified. 4. If the length of the music exceeds 3/4 of the allotted performance time, the music may be cut to stay within the time limits. 5. A member of the ensemble is expected to introduce the performance at WSMA District and State Festivals, including performer and accompanist names, name of school, title and composer of piece (and if appropriate, movements being performed), and (Continued) briefly describe a significant aspect of style, form, technique, harmony, rhythm, or melody in the piece.

Please go to www.wsmamusic.org for the most accurate Festival Music List and to view recent updates. 740A 740B 740C 1 Water Music Suite 1 Black and White Rag 1 Songs of the Civil War Play mvt. I plus any two other mvts. Botsford/McLeod Play No. 1 or 3 Handel/Lombardo Kendor arr. Halferty Lombardo 2 Habañera from Carmen Kendor 2 Epigrams Bizet/Christensen 2 Warriors and Maidens McGinty Kendor Davis/Luhring Alry 3 Parade of the Wooden Soldiers PEL 740-12 3 Jewish Folk Song Suite Jessel/Campbell 3 Quartet Repertoire (Play with four flutes - no piccolo) Kendor Play one from Nos. 1, 2, 9, 12 Play mvts. I and II; 4 Three Renaissance Madrigals ed. Voxman OR play mvts. II and III Play 1 and 3; Rub-HL Isaacson OR play 2 and 3 4 Aura Lee Alry arr. Marlatt, David arr. Lombardo 4 The Spring Op. 8 No. 1 Eighth Note F2018 Lombardo Play any two mvts. 5 Where E’er You Walk 5 for All Vivaldi/Hounsell Handel/Marlatt Play any one PEL 740-10 Eighth Note F984 arr. Stoutamire & Henderson 5 A Gaelic Offering 6 Gavotte WB McMichael Play all repeats 6 The Easy Collection of Flute Quartets Alry Gossec/Eck Play two contrasting pieces 6 Canon and Gigue WB arr. Marlatt, Craig Pachelbel/Walker 7 Benedicamus Domino Eighth Note F9910 Rub-HL Scheidt/Marlatt 7 Classical Quartets for All 7 Valsette Eighth Note F2023 Play pg. 3 and 24 (1st part - take last Anderson/Eck 8 Sarabanda and Gavotta 8 measures down one octave); WB (POP) Corelli/Johnson OR play pgs. 10-11 (4th part up one 8 Andante in F Minor Rub-HL octave); OR play pgs. 14-15 Mozart/Monroe 9 Fox Fire arr. Ryden, William Little Piper Koepke, Paul Belwin EL96152 9 Mississippi Rag Rub-HL 8 Chanson Triste Krell/Frackenpohl 10 Colonel Bogey March Tchaikovsky/Johnson Kendor 14590 Alford/Halferty Rub-HL 10 Divertimento for Four Flutes Kendor 9 Londonderry Air Play any two mvts. except Scherzo I, SC Student Composition Aria, Riseau, or Waltz arr. Lombardo Cohen Kendor WestInt 10 Spirituals Four Flutes SC Student Composition arr. Edelson C&E SC Student Composition 2008 - 2009 WSMA Event 741 - Bb Clarinet Quartet Music Festival List Teacher Online Data Entry: Enter EventClassSelection, i.e., 741B6. Allotted Performance Time: All Classes = 8 min. 1. A REGULAR Ensemble. A regular ensemble may not be conducted. 2. No Permission, Limited Transfer a. Music from Event 742 may be transferred to this event if it is is also published for 4 Bb Clarinets. -This layout To transfer, enter EventClassT, i.e., 741BT. Next screen, enter selection you are transferring, i.e., 742B9. 3. Play two contrasting movements on all multi-movement selections unless other instructions are specified. 4. If the length of the music exceeds 3/4 of the allotted performance time, the music may be cut to stay within the time limits. 5. A member of the ensemble is expected to introduce the performance at WSMA District and State Festivals, including performer and accompanist names, name of school, title and composer of piece (and if appropriate, movements being performed), and briefly describe a significant aspect of style, form, technique, harmony, rhythm, or melody in the piece.

Please go to www.wsmamusic.org for the most accurate Festival Music List and to view recent updates. 741A 741B 741C 1 Celebration Suite Op. 41 1 The Earle of Oxford’s Marche 1 Fiesta Mejicana Play all Byrd/Dishinger Play any two Heim Medici McKay Kendor 2 Gossec Gavotte CF 2 Allegro in A Minor Op. 74 No. 3 Play all repeats 2 Gavotte from Symphony Haydn/Hite Gossec/Halferty No. 4 Ludwig Q-40A61 Kendor 15113 Boyce/Vedeski 3 Black and White Rag 3 March Medici Botsford/McLeod Play all repeats 3 Americana Suite No. 1 Kendor Granados/Denwood Play any mvt. 4 Fugue in G Minor (uses Bs. Cl.) Kendor 15129 arr. Dishinger Bach/Crabb 4 Three Renaissance Madrigals Medici SP Play 1 & 2; 4 Clarinet Symphony 5 Petit Quartet OR play 2 & 3 Play two from Nos. 1-7 Omit 2nd and 3rd Allegretto arr. Marlatt, David arr. Holmes Crosse Eighth Note CC2019 Rub-HL BH 5 Andante and Minuetto 5 Sacred Quartets for All 6 Pavane Op. 50 Bochsa & Schmidt/Voxman Play any two Fauré/Flaumont Rub-HL arr. Ryden Masters M3755 6 Giga WB 7 Pollywogs Lake Talk Vivaldi/Maganini 6 Bouree from Water Music Suite Ulman/Dishinger EdMus Handel/Barr Medici 7 Valse Scherzo WB 8 Five Miniatures Walker 7 Allegro from Concerto Grosso Play Nos. 1, 4 and 5 Barnhouse Op. 3 No. 4 Pavel, Jan 8 Italian Medley Handel/Dishinger Alliance AP-278 arr. McLeod Medici 9 Sarabanda and Gavotta Kendor 8 A-Rovin’ (Sea Chanty) (uses Bs. Cl.) Corelli/Johnson 9 Two Moods arr. Engebretson Rub-HL Play both Sueta 10 Sonata V Hall, Percy 9 Winds Across America Play mvts. II, III and IV GreatWorks 00195 Play three contrasting duets Handel/Dishinger 10 Clarintella (uses Bs. Cl.) arr. Simon, Bill Medici arr. Storms Power of the Winds T Transfer from Event 742 Sueta 10 Allegretto T Transfer from Event 742 Giuliani/Conley SC Student Composition Kendor 15056 SC Student Composition T Transfer from Event 742 SC Student Composition 2008 - 2009 Event 742 - Clarinet Quartet WSMA Music Festival List 2 Bb’s, Alto, Bass Teacher Online Data Entry: Enter EventClassSelection, i.e., 742C6. Allotted Performance Time: All Classes = 8 min. 1. A REGULAR Ensemble. A regular ensemble may not be conducted. 2. No Permission, Limited Transfer a. Music from Event 741 may be transferred to this event if it is is also published for this instrumentation. -This layout To transfer, enter EventClassT, i.e., 742BT. Next screen, enter selection you are transferring, i.e., 741B7. 3. Bb Clarinet may be substituted for Eb . 4. Play two contrasting movements on all multi-movement selections unless other instructions are specified. 5. If the length of the music exceeds 3/4 of the allotted performance time, the music may be cut to stay within the time limits. 6. A member of the ensemble is expected to introduce the performance at WSMA District and State Festivals, including performer and accompanist names, name of school, title and composer of piece (and if appropriate, movements being performed), and briefly describe a significant aspect of style, form, technique, harmony, rhythm, or melody in the piece.

Please go to www.wsmamusic.org for the most accurate Festival Music List and to view recent updates. 742A 742B 742C 1 American Sketch 1 Andante and Fughetta 1 Six Antiphonal Choruses McKay Bach/Ayres Play any two Barnhouse Barnhouse Schubert/Schmidt 2 Danse Villageoise 2 Andante Op. 60 No. 2 WestInt Chabrier/Schmidt Bohne/Voxman 2 Colonel Bogey March (3 Bb, Bass) WestInt Rub-HL Alford/Dorff 3 Music of John Dowland 3 Carillon from L’Arlesienne Kendor Play all Bizet/Smim 3 Woodland Sketches Dowland/Smith EdMus MacDowell/Harris BRS Music WW406` 4 Ensemble Classics for Clarinet Quartet Ludwig 4 Clarinet Rhapsody Book 2 4 Six Discussions for Wind Ensemble Op. Bennett Play one from pgs. 28-31; 40 No. 6 (Round Dance) CF OR play any two from pgs. 2-3, 6-7, 12 Cazden 5 Allegro Breve -13, 17-19, 20-22 Spratt Summers ed. Voxman 5 An Der Wiege (3 Bb, Bass) WestInt Rub-HL Grieg/Donatelli 6 Allegro from Quartet in C K. 157 5 Fugue WestInt Mozart/Voxman Hounsell/Luhring 6 Gymnopedie No. 1 (3 Bb, Bass) Rub-HL PEL 741-7 Satie/Dorff 7 Square Dance 6 Contrasts for Clarinets Kendor Raphling Gray, Robert 7 Galway Pipers EdMus Gray Hurrell 8 Aria Sheep May Safely Graze 7 Caprice for Clarinets Rub-HL Bach/Schmidt Grundman 8 Minuet and March WestInt WIM893 BH Beethoven/Ayres 9 Op. 64 No. 5 3rd Mvt. Menuetto 8 Quartet K. 80 3rd Movement Barnhouse Haydn/Smith Mozart/Smith 9 Sailor’s Song BRS Music (Indianapolis, IN) WW462 BRS Music WW409 Couperin/Dishinger 10 Sonata IV Op. 16 No. 1 Allegro Spiritoso 9 Romanza Medici Clementi/Luhring Haydn/Smith 10 A-Rovin’ PEL 741-10 BRS Music WW401 arr. Engbretson T Transfer from Event 741 10 A Gypsy Tune Sueta Braatz T Transfer from Event 741 SC Student Composition PEL 741-21 SC Student Composition T Transfer from Event 741 SC Student Composition 2008 - 2009 WSMA Event 743 - Music Festival List Teacher Online Data Entry: Enter EventClassSelection, i.e., 743A9. Allotted Performance Time: All Classes = 8 min. 1. A REGULAR Ensemble. A regular ensemble may not be conducted. 2. No Permission or Transfer -This layout 3. Music may be transposed to accommodate any combination of four saxophones. 4. Play two contrasting movements on all multi-movement selections unless other instructions are specified. 5. If the length of the music exceeds 3/4 of the allotted performance time, the music may be cut to stay within the time limits. 6. A member of the ensemble is expected to introduce the performance at WSMA District and State Festivals, including performer (Continued) and accompanist names, name of school, title and composer of piece (and if appropriate, movements being performed), and briefly describe a significant aspect of style, form, technique, harmony, rhythm, or melody in the piece.

Please go to www.wsmamusic.org for the most accurate Festival Music List and to view recent updates. 743A 743B 743C 1 Pollywog’s Lake Talk (AATB) 1 My Wild Irish Rose (AATB) 1 Tarentella (AATB) Ulman Olcott/Niehaus arr. Engebretson Medici Kendor Sueta 2 Pavane (SATB) 2 Quartet de L’Arlesienne (AATB) 2 Beau Soir (SATB) Fauré/Schmidt Bizet/Johnson Debussy/Schmidt WestInt Rub-HL WestInt 3 The Entertainer (AATB) OR Maple Leaf 3 All Breathing Life (AATB) 3 Sarabande from French Suite No. 1 Rag Bach/Braatz (SATB) Joplin/McLeod PEL 743-8 Bach/Dawson Kendor 4 Irish Suite (AATB) Roncorp 4 Andante from Concerto in the Italian Play all 4 Largo and Finale from The New World Style (AATB) arr. Del Borgo Symphony (AATB) Bach/Giovannini Kendor Dvorák/Blahnik RBC 5 Sometimes I Feel Like a Motherless Child Alliance 5 Ulterior Motives (SATB) (AATB) 5 Noel Nouvelet (AATB) Ford, Pete arr. Marlatt, David arr. Engebretson GreatWorks SX40257 Eighth Note SQ2113 Sueta 6 Mississippi Rag (AATB) 6 Three Slavonic Dances Op. 46 Nos. 1 6 Beetle Bop (SATB or AATB) Krell/Frackenpohl and 6, Op. 72 No. 2 (AATB) Lombardo Kendor Play all Kendor 7 Fugue in G Minor (SATB) Dvorák/Blahnik 7 Deep River (AATB) Bach/Leonard Alliance arr. Erickson Masters 7 The Earle of Oxford’s Marche (AATB) WB 8 The Old Castle (AATB or SATB) Byrd/Dishinger 8 Musette from Anna Magdalena Bach Mussorgsky/Pfenninger Medici Notebook (AATB) Roncorp 8 Two Moods for Four Saxophones (AATB) Bach/Dishinger 9 Serenade Eine Kleine Nachtmusik Play both Medici K. 525 (SATB) Niehaus, Lennie 9 Sarabande and Air (AATB) Play mvts. I and II; Dorabet-RBC D175 Handel/Johnson OR play II and IV 9 Two Cuban Dances (SATB) Rub-HL Mozart/Navarre Play both 10 Gavotte in Rondeau (AATB) Roncorp Cervantes/Denwood Lully/Post 10 Miniature Jazz Suite No. 6 (AATB) Kendor 16375 Medici Niehaus 10 Baroque Suite (AATB) SC Student Composition Kendor Play two contrasting mvts. Bouree, SC Student Composition Allegro, and Adagio are one mvt. arr. Dishinger Medici SC Student Composition 2008 - 2009 Event 744 - WSMA Music Festival List Flute, Oboe, Clarinet, Bassoon/ Teacher Online Data Entry: Enter EventClassSelection, i.e., 744C5. Allotted Performance Time: All Classes = 8 min. 1. A REGULAR Ensemble. A regular ensemble may not be conducted. 2. No Permission or Transfer -This layout 3. Bass Clarinet may be substituted for Bassoon. 4. Play two contrasting movements on all multi-movement selections unless other instructions are specified. 5. If the length of the music exceeds 3/4 of the allotted performance time, the music may be cut to stay within the time limits. 6. A member of the ensemble is expected to introduce the performance at WSMA District and State Festivals, including performer (Continued) and accompanist names, name of school, title and composer of piece (and if appropriate, movements being performed), and briefly describe a significant aspect of style, form, technique, harmony, rhythm, or melody in the piece.

Please go to www.wsmamusic.org for the most accurate Festival Music List and to view recent updates. 744A 744B 744C 1 Das Vogel (The Bird) 1 Fugue for Woodwind Quartet 1 Ensemble Time Haydn/Pappas Hounsell/Luhring Play any three except Nos. 11, 12, 13 JPM PEL 744-4 Whistler/Hummel 2 Three Show Tunes 2 Enchanted Forest Rub-HL (POP) Parfry Buchtel 2 Largo and Finale from the New World Kendor Kjos Symphony 3 Music for Four Vol. I 3 Three Nautical Characters Dvorák/Blahnik Play No. 10 Romanza and No. 12 Play all Alliance Sicilienne McKay 3 Kyrie and Motet arr. Kelley Barnhouse Play Kyrie only Last Resort 4 Three Slavonic Dances Op. 46 Palestrina/Luhring 4 Will-O’-The-Wisp Nos. 1 & 2, Op. 72 No. 2 PEL 744-6 Scarmolin Dvorak/Blahnik 4 Petite Fugue Barnhouse Alliance Handel/Ostling 5 Divertimento 5 Two Irish Tunes WB Mozart/Gee arr. Hall 5 Ricecare in the Twelfth Mode WB GreatWorks Gabrieli/Meyer 6 Maple Leaf Rag 6 Dance Suite Medici Joplin/Holcombe Play Nos. 1-5 or 6-10 6 Serenade for Heidi MusPub Seiber/de Haan Guenther 7 Whimsico Suite Sch-EAM (Import) WB (POP) Play mvts. I, II and III; 7 Gavotte from Contrasts Op. 10, No. 3 7 Scarf Dance OR play mvts. I, II and IV Elgar/Dishinger Chaminade/Guenther Hounsell Medici WB PEL 744-13 8 Bouree 8 Almirena’s Aria 8 Serenade for Woodwinds Bach/Dahm Handel/Schmidt Kantor CF WestInt JTL 9 Two Miniatures for Woodwind Quartet 9 Hornpipe for a Gay Dolphin 9 Fugue No. 14 Play one mvt. de Filippi Bach/Luhring Blackwell/Blahnik HElkan (POP) PEL 744-5 Alliance 10 Two German Dances 10 La Plus Que Lente 10 All Breathing Life Beethoven/Erickson Debussy/Schmidt Bach/Braatz WB WestInt PEL 744-2 SC Student Composition SC Student Composition SC Student Composition 2008 - 2009 Event 750 - Woodwind WSMA Music Festival List Flute, Oboe, Clarinet, Horn, Bassoon/Bass Clar. Teacher Online Data Entry: Enter EventClassSelection, i.e., 750A4. Allotted Performance Time: All Classes = 8 min. 1. A REGULAR Ensemble. A regular ensemble may not be conducted. 2. No Permission or Transfer -This layout 3. Bass Clarinet may be substituted for Bassoon. 4. Play two contrasting movements on all multi-movement selections unless other instructions are specified. 5. If the length of the music exceeds 3/4 of the allotted performance time, the music may be cut to stay within the time limits. 6. A member of the ensemble is expected to introduce the performance at WSMA District and State Festivals, including performer (Continued) and accompanist names, name of school, title and composer of piece (and if appropriate, movements being performed), and briefly describe a significant aspect of style, form, technique, harmony, rhythm, or melody in the piece.

Please go to www.wsmamusic.org for the most accurate Festival Music List and to view recent updates. 750A 750B 750C 1 Sabre Dance 1 Colonial Sketches 1 Three Nautical Characters Khachaturian/McDaniel arr. Frackenpohl, Arthur Play any two RBC 60222 Kendor 16843 McKay 2 Turkey in the Straw 2 The Entertainer Barnhouse arr. Buckley, Lewis Joplin/Hounsell/Luhring 2 Amazing Grace Cimarron CM-WW-010 PEL 750-2 arr. Meyer 3 Pollywog’s Lake Talk 3 Hornpipe from Water Music PEL 750-7 Ulman/Dishinger Handel/Christensen 3 Sailor’s Song from Book III for Clavier Medici Kendor Couperin/Dishinger 4 Baroque Suite No. 2 4 Menuetto from Symphony No. 2 Medici Play mvts. I and III; Haydn/Holmes 4 Two Welsh Folksongs OR play mvts. II and IV Barnhouse arr. Milford Locatelli/arr. Dishinger 5 The Sorcerer’s Apprentice GreatWorks Medici Dukas/Christensen 5 Gavotte in Rondeau 5 Quintet in Eb Kendor Lully/Post Play mvt. I-omit repeats; 6 Trumpet Tunes Medici OR play mvt. IV Purcell/Clarke/Dishinger 6 Old French Dance Beethoven/Philadelphia Woodwind Medici WQ920 Play all repeats Quintet 7 Shenandoah arr. Gee, Harry TP 114-40064 arr. Brown Kendor 16933 6 Eight Russian Folksongs Barnhouse 7 Hymn and Fuguing Tune Play two from Nos. 2, 3, 4, 5, 8 8 Promenade from Pictures at an Ingalls/Hartley Liadov Exhibition Masters WestInt Mussorgsky/Hounsell 8 Five O’Clock Rag 7 Two Joplin Rags PEL 750-4 Link, Sunny Play both 9 Allegro from Water Music Stone Cottage WW5-01 Joplin/Frackenpohl Handel/North 9 Little Purcell Suite SP Kendor 16825 Purcell/Dishinger 8 Spring Into Swing 10 Variations on an African American Folk Medici Niehaus Song 10 Musette from Anna Magdalena Bach Kendor Play Theme and two Variations Notebook 9 Three for Five arr. Schmidt Bach/Dishinger Play mvts. I and II or II and III WestInt Medici White SC Student Composition SC Student Composition SP 10 Sonatina Kabalevsky/Schmidt WestInt SC Student Composition 2008 - 2009 WSMA Event 761 - Clarinet Music Festival List Teacher Online Data Entry: Enter EventClassSelection, i.e., 761A8. Allotted Performance Time: All Classes = 12 min. 1. A SPECIAL Ensemble. A special ensemble may be conducted by an adult. 2. Permission or Transfer Allowed. a. Pre-Approved Titles for Event 761 are indicated on the Music List, and do not need to be sent in for permission. -This layout Teacher Online Data Entry: Enter EventClassSelection, i.e., 761A76101. b. For permission of non Pre-Approved titles, enter EventClassP, i.e., 761BP, and follow Rule IX.A.1-4. c. Music transferred to this event from the current WSMA Music List does not need to be sent to WSMA for permission. To transfer, enter EventClassT, i.e., 761CT. Next screen, enter selection you are transferring, i.e.,741C1. 3. For 5 - 28 clarinet players. 4. Set up and perform one selection within a 12 minute time limit. 5. Play two contrasting movements on all multi-movement selections unless other instructions are specified. 6. No percussion. 7. Multiple performers may play the same part. 8. One ensemble member is expected to introduce the ensemble at WSMA District and State Festivals, including school name, title of piece, mvts. being performed if appropriate, composer, and a significant aspect of the piece (style, form, harmony, melody, or technique).

Please go to www.wsmamusic.org for the most accurate Festival Music List and to view recent updates. 761A 10 Menuetta and Rondo Op. 71 9 Clarinetwork Opt. Alto Cl. Play Rondo only Niehaus 1 Slavonic Dance Op. 46 No. 1 Beethoven/Schmidt Kendor Omit repeats WestInt Dvorak/Scott 10 Danza Moravia RBC 60229 P Permission Allowed (Alto Cl. needed; Bs. Cl. can play Contra part) 2 Rondo from Serenade No. 10 T Transfer arr. Braatz Mozart/Pillin SC Student Composition PEL 761-5 WestInt P Permission Allowed 3 Divertimento in Bb Major K. 270 761B Play mvts. I, II and IV T Transfer 1 Menuetto from Eine Kleine Nachtmusik Mozart/Luhring Mozart/Johnson SC Student Composition PEL 761-7 Rub-HL 4 Three Pieces from Water Music 761C 2 Bill Bailey Suite No. 1 1 Truville Canter Play mvt. I (Overture); Cannon/Christensen OR play Nos. 3 and 6 Kendor Woodford/Luhring PEL 761-12 Handel/Dishinger 3 Prelude and Fugue in G Minor Medici Bach/Meyer 2 Lord Randall 5 Dowland Suite PEL 741-20 Oliver EdMus Play mvt. 1 plus two other mvts. 4 Second Movement from Symphony No. Omit repeats 100 (Military) 3 Hopak (Russian Folk Dance) Dowland/Smith Haydn/Johnson arr. Del Borgo BRS WW407 Rub-HL 2247-10 Kendor 6 The Easy Winners 5 Repertoire 4 Four Works for Clarinet Choir Repeats are optional Play one from Nos. 4, 6, 7, 9, 10 Play one selection Joplin/Whetmore ed. Voxman Mozart/Thomas PEL 761-3 Rub-HL Medici 7 Northern Legend 6 Adagio Cantabile from Sonata No. 8 5 Third Movement from Symphony No. 94 Young, Donald (Pathetique) (Surprise) RGM Beethoven/Johnson Haydn/Johnson 8 Shepherd’s Hey (English Morris Dance Rub-HL (POP) Rub-HL Tune) 7 Jeanie with the Light Brown Hair 6 Irish Suite (Needs Alto Cl.) Foster/DeStefano Play Nos. 1 and 2; Grainger/Schmidt GrandMesa SE064 OR play 2 and 3 WestInt arr. Del Borgo 8 Variations on an African-American Folk Kendor 9 Divertimento No. 1 Song Haydn/Hindsley Omit one variation 7 Dona Nobis Pacem SMC Schmidt, William arr. Del Borgo WestInt AV281 Kendor 2008 - 2009 Event 761 - Clarinet Choir WSMA (Continued) Music Festival List

8 Symphony No. IV First Movement 76107 Gypsy Dance from Carmen 76105 Four Short Pieces Boyce/del Borgo (3 Bb Cl., A. Cl., Bs. Cl., Eb Contrabs. Cl., (4 Bb Cl., Bs. Cl.) Kendor Bb Contrabs. Cl.) Rimsky-Korsakoff/Hervig Bizet/Conley Rub-HL 9 Winds Across America Kendor Play any two from pgs. 3-17, 21 arr. Simon 76109 Divertimento No. 8 Power of the Winds Play mvts. I, II, IV (3 Bb Clar., Alto Clar., Bass Clar., Bb 10 Woodland Sketches Contrabass Clar.) Play mvts. I and II Mozart/Dominik MacDowell/Heim Rebo Music (Denver, CO) Kendor (POP)

P Permission Allowed 761B - Pre-Approved Permission List T Transfer 76101 Second Movement from Symphony No. SC Student Composition 100 (4 Bb Cl., Bs. Cl. - A.Cl. may be substituted for 4th Bb Cl. part) PRE-APPROVED PERMISSION LIST - Haydn/Johnson The following titles have been pre- Rub-HL approved for festival use by WSMA. It 76102 Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring is not necessary to send these titles in (Eb Sop. Cl., 3 Bb Cl., A. Cl., Bs. Cl.) to WSMA for permission. Simply enter Bach/Del Borgo as 761A76103. Kendor 761A - Pre-Approved Permission List 76103 Psalm Eighteen 76101 Eine Kleine Nachtmusik (3 Bb Cl., A. Cl., Bs. Cl., Eb. Contrbs. Cl.) Play mvt. 1 Marcello/Heim (3 Bb Cl., A. Cl., Bs. Cl., Contrabs.Cl.) Kendor Mozart/Sacci 76104 Three Baroque Dances Kendor Play mvts. I and II, or III 76102 Cortege from Petite Suite (3 Bb Cl., A..Cl., Bs. Cl., Eb Contrabs. Cl. (3 Bb Cl., A. Cl., Bs. Cl., Eb Contrabs. Cl., or Bb Contrabs. Cl.) Bb Contrabs. Cl.) Bach/Howland Debussy/Howland WJ FEMA 76105 Menuetto 76103 The Impresario Overture (4 Bb Cl., Bs. Cl.) (3 Bb Cl., A. Cl., Bs. Cl., Mozart/Seay Eb Contrabs. Cl., Bb Contrabs. Cl.) Spratt Mozart/Howland FEMA 761C - Pre-Approved Permission List 76104 Concerto 76101 Little Minuet (4 Bb Cl., Bs. Cl.) (4 Bb Cl.) Telemann/Simon Knighton, Merrill Marks BH 76105 Sinfonietta in B-flat 76102 Kemp’s Jig Play mvts. I and II; OR play mvt. III (Clarinet Choir) (Eb Sop. Cl., 3 Bb Cl., A. Cl., Bs. Cl., Eb arr. Dishinger Contrabs. Cl., Bb Contrabs. Cl.) Medici Mozart/Frackenpohl SP 76103 Truville Canter (Clarinet Choir) 76106 Motif and Variations Woodford/Luhring Omit D to 2 PEL 761-12 (3 Bb Cl., A.Cl., Bs. Cl., Eb Contrabs. Cl., Bb Contrabs. Cl.) 76104 Fiesta Mejicana Snavely, Jack Play two contrasting mvts. Kendor (4 Bb Cl.) McKay, George CF 2008 - 2009 Event 770.2 - Misc. Woodwind Duet WSMA Event 770.3 - Misc. Woodwind Trio Music Festival List Event 770.4 - Misc. Woodwind Quartet Teacher Online Data Entry: See 1.a-b for data entry information. Allotted Performance Time: All Classes = 8 min. 1. A REGULAR Ensemble. A regular ensemble may not be conducted. 2. Permission Required, or Transfer Allowed a. For permission titles, enter EventClassP, i.e. 770.2BP, and follow Rule IX.A.1-4. -This layout b. Music transferred to this event from the current WSMA List does not need to be sent to WSMA for permission. To transfer, enter EventClassT, i.e. 770.2CT. Next screen, enter selection you are transferring, i.e. 743C1. 3. For 2, 3 or 4 players in any combination of woodwind instruments not provided for in other events. 4. Individual students may enter Event 770.2, .3 , and .4 more than once as long as the number and combinations of performers differs for each 770 entry. 5. Play two contrasting movements on all multi-movement selections unless other instructions are specified. 6. If the length of the music exceeds 3/4 of the allotted performance time, the music may be cut to stay within the time limits. 7. A member of the ensemble is expected to introduce the performance at WSMA District and State Festivals, including performer and accompanist names, name of school, title and composer of piece (and if appropriate, movements being performed), and briefly describe a significant aspect of style, form, technique, harmony, rhythm, or melody in the piece.

Please go to www.wsmamusic.org for the most accurate Festival Music List and to view recent updates. 770.2A, 770.3A, 770.4A P Permission T Transfer SC Student Composition

770.2B, 770.3B, 770.4B P Permission T Transfer SC Student Composition

770.2C, 770.3C, 770.4C P Permission T Transfer SC Student Composition 2008 - 2009 WSMA Event 771 - Woodwind Ensemble Music Festival List Teacher Online Data Entry: Enter EventClassSelection, i.e., 771B2. Allotted Performance Time: All Classes = 12 min. 1. A SPECIAL Ensemble. A special ensemble may be conducted by an adult. 2. Permission or Transfer Allowed. a. Pre-Approved Titles for Event 771 are indicated on the Music List, and do not need to be sent in for permission. -This layout Teacher Online Data Entry: Enter EventClassSelection, i.e. 771A77101. b. For permission of non Pre-Approved titles, enter EventClassP, i.e. 771BP, and follow Rule IX.A.1-4. c. Music transferred to this event from the current WSMA Music List does not need to be sent to WSMA for permission. To transfer, enter EventClassT, i.e. 771CT. Next screen, enter selection you are transferring, i.e. 741C1. 3. For 5 - 28 woodwind players not provided for in other events. a. Horn in F is allowed. No percussion. 4. Set up and perform one selection within a 12 minute time limit. 5. Play two contrasting movements on all multi-movement selections unless other instructions are specified. 6. Multiple performers may play the same part. 7. A member of the ensemble is expected to introduce the performance at WSMA District and State Festivals, including performer and accompanist names, name of school, title and composer of piece (and if appropriate, movements being performed), and briefly describe a significant aspect of style, form, technique, harmony, rhythm, or melody in the piece.

Please go to www.wsmamusic.org for the most accurate Festival Music List and to view recent updates. 771A 771B T Transfer 1 In Taberna Quando Sumus from Carmina 1 Ronde des Princesses SC Student Composition Burana Stravinsky/Schmidt Orff/Gardner WestInt WIM728 771C Alliance 2 Air 1 Trinary Poem 2 Menuetto and Rondo Op. 71 Bach/Blahnik arr. Marek, Jack Play Rondo only Alliance Marek-Music Education Center Beethoven/Schmidt 3 Largo and Allegro from Concerto Grosso 2 Play Woodwind WestInt Op. 6 No. 3 Play one from Nos. 1, 2, 3 3 Finale from Symphony No. 93 Corelli/Jones arr. Benoy & Harries Haydn/Livingston RBC 60232 Oxford (POP) SP 4 Heritage Hill Suite 3 Galliard Play No. 2, plus play No. 1 or 3 4 Gavotte for Woodwind Choir Arbeau/Gee Hirsch Hounsell/Meyer SP SP PEL 771-9 4 Menuetto from Serenade No. 1 K. 62A 5 Musette 5 Pastorale Mozart/Voxman Boccherini/Stone McKay HL Daehn Barnhouse 5 Pavan 6 Menuetto and Trio from Symphony No. 5 6 Fourth Movement Symphony No. 5 Byrd/Gee in Bb Beethoven/Seering SP Seering Schubert/Hovey SP 6 Ten Masterworks for Woodwind Choir 7 Wedding Day at Troldhaugen Play Nos. 2 and 4; Grieg/Schmidt 7 A Folk Song Suite for Woodwinds OR play Nos. 5 and 6 WestInt WIM 720 Bissell arr. Pelz BH (POP) 8 Air and Gigue from Orchestral Suite No. 3 SP Bach/Jones 8 Folksongs from Somerset 7 Military Symphony 2nd Movement RBC 60231 Vaughan Williams/Gardner Haydn/Jones Alliance 9 Il Re Pastore RBC Mozart/Hovey 9 Minuet and March from Divertimento 8 Espana Waltzes No. 11 K. 251 SMC Waldteufel/Pekas Mozart/Luhring GrandMesa SE082 10 Slavonic Dance Op. 46 No. 3 PEL 771-4 Dvorak/Gardner P Permission Allowed Alliance 10 Surprise Symphony 2nd Movement Haydn/Jones T Transfer P Permission Allowed RBC SC Student Composition T Transfer P Permission Allowed SC Student Composition Pre-approved titles on next page... 2008 - 2009 Event 771 - Woodwind Ensemble WSMA (Continued) Music Festival List PRE-APPROVED PERMISSION LIST - 771C - Pre-Approved Permission List The following titles have been pre- 77101 The 1890’s (Woodwind Choir) approved for festival use by WSMA. It is not necessary to send these titles in Hounsell to WSMA for permission. Simply enter PEL 771-12 as 771A77103. 771A - Pre-Approved Permission List 77101 Finale from Symphony No. 5 in Bb (Woodwind Choir) Schubert/Hovey SP 77102 Symphony No. 5 In B-flat, Mvt. 1 Omit repeats (Woodwind Choir) Schubert/Hovey SP 77103 Haydn Suite Play all mvts., omit repeats (Woodwind Choir) Haydn/Jurrens SMC 77104 Adagio for Strings (Woodwind Choir) Barber/O’Reilly GS-HL 77105 Fugue No. IV from The Art of Fugue (Woodwind Choir) Bach/Mc Kay Barnhouse 77106 Sonata in C Minor (Woodwind Choir) Handel/Thornton SMC 77107 Pavane Pour Une Infante Defunte (Woodwind Choir) Ravel/Thornton SP 77109 Suite from the Royal Water Music (2 Ob., Eng. Hn., Bsn.) Hawkins, Alan Bocal 77110 Aria with Fughetta(Woodwind Choir) Frackenpohl, Arthur SP

771B - Pre-Approved Permission List 77101 Saint Anthony Chorale & Rondo (Woodwind Choir) Haydn/Pearson GS-HL 77102 Arioso (Woodwind Choir) Bach/Gee, Harry ProArt 77103 Bouree (Woodwind Choir) Bach/Gee SP 2008 - 2009 WSMA Event 772 - Flute Choir Music Festival List Teacher Online Data Entry: Enter EventClassSelection, i.e., 772A9. Allotted Performance Time: All Classes = 12 min. 1. A SPECIAL Ensemble. A special ensemble may be conducted by an adult. 2. Permission or Transfer Allowed. a. Pre-Approved Titles for Event 772 are indicated on the Music List, and do not need to be sent in for permission. -This layout Teacher Online Data Entry: Enter EventClassSelection, i.e. 772A77201. b. For permission of non Pre-Approved titles, enter EventClassP, i.e. 772BP, and follow Rule IX.A.1-4. c. Music transferred to this event from the current WSMA Music List does not need to be sent to WSMA for permission. To transfer, enter EventClassT, i.e. 772CT. Next screen, enter selection you are transferring, i.e. 740C1. 3. For 5 - 28 flute players. 4. Set up and perform one selection within a 12 minute time limit. 5. Play two contrasting movements on all multi-movement selections unless other instructions are specified. 6. No percussion is allowed in this event. 7. Multiple performers may play the same part. 8. A member of the ensemble is expected to introduce the performance at WSMA District and State Festivals, including performer and accompanist names, name of school, title and composer of piece (and if appropriate, movements being performed), and briefly describe a significant aspect of style, form, technique, harmony, rhythm, or melody in the piece.

Please go to www.wsmamusic.org for the most accurate Festival Music List and to view recent updates. 772A 772B P Permission Allowed 1 Madrigals for Six Flutes 1 American Patriotic Music T Transfer Play any three selections (C Fl. only) SC Student Composition Adler arr. Louke, Phyllis Avidan SMC Alry FC-190 772C 2 Procession of the Sardar 2 The Whistler and His (Her) Dog 1 Hungarian Folk Melodies Play without perc. Pryor/Rice-Young, Amy Play mvts. I and II; Ippolitov-Ivanov/Thurston Alry FC-175 OR play mvts. II and III SMC 3 Adagio and Allegro for Five Flutes Bartók/Luhring 3 Maple Leaf Rag De Boismortiers/Blahnik PEL 772-1 Joplin/Hurwitz Alliance 2 A Child is Born Alry FC-833 4 America the Beautiful Jones/Wilder/Annicchiarico 4 The Comedian’s Gallop Play Version 2 Alry FC-166 Kabalevsky/Lombardo Ward/Lombardo 3 My Shepherd Will Supply My Need Lombardo Lombardo FCE-013 Watts/Rice-Young 5 The Flute Garden 5 The Savoyards Alry Play Blossoms in the Wind, PLUS one other Sullivan/Ephross 4 Let There Be Peace on Earth Lombardo, Ricky SMC Play in Eb Major Lombardo FCE-016 6 Terzetto Miller & Jackson/Lombardo 6 A Celtic Celebration Bach/Luhring Lombardo arr. Lombardo, Ricky PEL 772-2 5 Cantique de Jean Racine Lombardo FCE-015 7 Echoes in the Wind - A Native American Fauré/Wye 7 Eine Kleine Nachtmusik Soliloquy Alry Mozart/McWayne Louke, Phyllis Avidan 6 Twelve Canons Alry Alry FC-203 Play any three 8 Pavane 8 School Days Brahms/Kennedy Fauré/Bennett arr. Lombardo Ludwig Alry FC-54 Alry 7 What Wondrous Love 9 Masques 8 Allegro Maestoso from the Water Music arr. Davis, John McGinty Suite Alry FC-167 Alry Handel/Badami Alry 9 Morning Has Broken 10 Black is the Color of my True Love’s Hair arr. Rice-Young arr. Lombardo 9 Sicilienne (may use Pa.) Alry Lombardo Fauré/Webb Alry 10 Flute Choir Music for Young Players Vol. I P Permission Allowed Play Danny Boy, plus Pavane or Balm in 10 Scarborough Fair Gilead T Transfer arr. Rice-Young arr. Ephross SC Student Composition Alry RBC 2008 - 2009 Event 772 - Flute Choir WSMA (Continued) Music Festival List

P Permission Allowed 77211 A Celtic Celebration 772C - Pre-Approved Permission List (Picc., 6 Fl., Opt. Alto Fl. for 5th Fl. and T Transfer 77201 Shaker Hymn (4 Fl.) Bs. for 6th Fl.) Philbin, Robert SC Student Composition Lombardo, Ricky American School Music Insitute Lombardo PRE-APPROVED PERMISSION LIST - 77212 Canzona The following titles have been pre- (3 Picc., 8 Flute, 1 Alto Flute) approved for festival use by WSMA. It Gabrieli, Giovanni/Webb, Robert is not necessary to send these titles in to WSMA for permission. Simply enter Alry FC-101 as 772A77203. 77213 The Cascades (A Rag) 772A - Pre-Approved Permission List (Picc., 3 Flute, 1 Alto Flute, 1 Bass Flute) Joplin, Scott/Inglefield, Kenley 77201 Little Fugue in G Minor Alry (Picc., 4 Fl.) Bach/Mc Ginty 77214 Childhood Favorites HL (Picc., 4 Flutes with optional Alto and Bass Flutes) 77202 Prelude and Rondo arr. Lombardo, Ricky (Picc., 4 Fl., Alto or Bs. Fl.) Lombardo Mc Ginty, Anne HL 77215 Miniature Overture from The Nutcracker Suite 77203 Credo (3 Flute, Alto Flute, Bass Flute) (8 Fl., Opt. Alto for 5th Fl. and Bs. for Tchaikovsky/Parry 8th Fl.) Alry Bach/Warner Alry 77216 Tambourin (Picc., 4 Flute, Bass Flute, optional 2 77204 Prelude and Fugue in E Minor Solo Flute) (3 Fl., Alto Fl., Bs. Fl.) Gossec/Monroe, Ervin Bach/Webb Little Piper Alry

77205 Symphony No. 1 772B - Pre-Approved Permission List (4 Fl., Opt. Alto Fl. and Bs. Fl.) 77201 Sugarplums and Mistletoe Boyce/Behnke (Picc., 3 Fl., Alto Fl.) Alry Isaacson, Michael 77206 Canon in D Alry Omit piano/harp parts 77202 Song of India from Sadko Pachelbel/Webb (4 Fl.) SMC Rimsky-Korsokoff/Koepke 77207 Children’s March Rub-HL (Picc., 5 Fl., 5th Fl. dbls. on Picc., Alto Fl., Bs. Fl., Piano) 77203 Danse Capriole (4 Fl.) Grainger/Kennedy BRS Music Koepke, Paul Rub-HL 77208 Finale from William Tell Overture (Picc, 4 Fl., Alto Fl., Bs Fl.) 77204 Scherzo Brilliante (4 Fl.) Rossini/Thurston SMC Severn, Arthur HL 77209 Alleluia (3 Fl., Alto Fl., Bs. Fl.) 77205 Five Miniatures Play mvts. I, II, and V Manuel/Jicha (4 Fl.) Hinshaw Pavel, Jan 77210 Jig from St. Paul’s Suite Alliance (Picc., 4 Fl., Alto Fl., Bs. Fl.) 77206 Bourree Holst/Davis (3 Fl., Alto Fl., Bs. Fl.) Falls House Bach/Rice-Young Alry 2008 - 2009 WSMA Event 773 - Saxophone Choir Music Festival List Teacher Online Data Entry: Enter EventClassSelection, i.e., 773C2. Allotted Performance Time: All Classes = 12 min. 1. A SPECIAL Ensemble. A special ensemble may be conducted by an adult. 2. Permission or Transfer Allowed. a. Pre-Approved Titles for Event 773 are indicated on the Music List, and do not need to be sent in for permission. -This layout Teacher Online Data Entry: Enter EventClassSelection, i.e. 773A77301. b. For permission of non Pre-Approved titles, enter EventClassP, i.e. 7732BP, and follow Rule IX.A.1-4. c. Music transferred to this event from the current WSMA Music List does not need to be sent to WSMA for permission. To transfer, enter EventClassT, i.e. 773CT. Next screen, enter selection you are transferring, i.e. 772C1. 3. For 5 - 28 saxophone players. 4. Set up and perform one selection within a 12 minute time limit. 5. Play two contrasting movements on all multi-movement selections unless other instructions are specified. 6. No percussion is allowed in this event. 7. Multiple performers may play the same part. 8. A member of the ensemble is expected to introduce the performance at WSMA District and State Festivals, including performer and accompanist names, name of school, title and composer of piece (and if appropriate, movements being performed), and briefly describe a significant aspect of style, form, technique, harmony, rhythm, or melody in the piece.

Please go to www.wsmamusic.org for the most accurate Festival Music List and to view recent updates. 773A 9 Saxuality 6 Coronation March (AATTB) (AAATTB) 1 Fugue XXII Niehaus Myerbeer/Hounsell (SAATB) RBC PEL 773-1 Bach/Schmidt WestInt 10 Bourree and Gigue 7 Serenade (AATTB) (SATTB) 2 Heritage Hill Suite Bach/Dishinger Moss Play Nos. I and II; Medici JTL OR play Nos. II and III (AATTB) P Permission Allowed 8 Promenade from Pictures at an Exhibition Hounsell T Transfer PEL 745-4 (SAATB) SC Student Composition Mussorgsky/Hounsell 3 Finale from Serenade in D Minor Op. 44 PEL 745-8 (SAAATTB) 773B Dvorak/Luhring 9 Sonata No. 1 PEL 773-3 1 Alleluia Tulerunt (AATTB) (AATTB) Pezel/Luhring 4 Fugue from Prelude and Fugue No. 10 PEL 745-7 (AATTB) Palestrina/Luhring PEL 745-1 Bach/Dishinger 10 Trumpet Tunes Medici 2 Danza Español No. 1 (AATB) Play with repeats Purcell/Clarke/Dishinger 5 Cotillion, Hymn and Galop (SATTB) Medici CS920 (SAATB) Granados/Lester Schubert/DeFries P Permission Allowed JTL PEL 745-8 T Transfer 3 Variations on an African-American 6 Shepherd’s Hey (English Morris Dance Folksong SC Student Composition Tune) Play theme and three variations (SAATB) (SATTB) 773C Grainger/Schmidt arr. Schmidt WestInt 1 Antiphonal Fanfare O Filii et Filiae WestInt (AAATTTTB) 7 First Movement from Serenade Op. 44 4 March Bijou (AAATTB) Leisring/Blahnik (AATTB) Alliance AP-219 Dvorak/Johnson Sechrist/Luhring Rub-HL 2 Sarabande and Courante PEL 745-5 (AATB or AAATTB) 8 Allegro from Serenade in C Minor 5 Amazing Grace (SAAATTB) Corelli/Johnson (AATTB) Rub-HL Mozart/Luhring arr. Meyer PEL 773-4 3 Pizza-Party PEL 745-10 (AATB or AAATTB) Walters Rub-HL 2008 - 2009 Event 773 - Saxophone Choir WSMA (Continued) Music Festival List

4 Sonata No. 38 from Hora Decima 77305 Il Guarany 773B - Pre-Approved Permission List (AATTB) (3 Alto, 2 Tenor, 1 Bari) 77301 Three Pieces Pezel/Dishinger Gomez/Johnson Play all mvts. Medici Rub-HL (3 Alto, 2 Tenor, 1 Bari) 5 The Four Note Pavan 77306 Poketa Ostransky, Le Roy (SAATB) (2 Alto, 2 Tenor, 1 Bari) Rub-HL Ferrabosco/Schmidt Sechrist/Luhring 77302 3rd Movement from Symphony No. 100 WestInt PEL 745-6 (3 Alto, 2 Tenor, 1 Bari) 6 Eight Russian Folk Songs 77307 Octet in E-flat Haydn/Johnson Play any two Play mvt. I Rub-HL (SAATB) (2 Sop. Sax, 2 Alto, 2 Tenor, 2 Bari) 77303 Caprice (1869) Liadov/Schmidt Hummel/Gainacopolus (2 Alto, 2 Tenor, 1 Bari) WestInt Alliance Gottschalk/Dishinger 7 Trumpet Voluntary 77309 Rondo from Serenade No. 10 Medici (AATTB) (2 Sop. Sax., 2 Alto, 2 Tenor, 2 Bari) 77304 The Thunderer Clarke/Dishinger Mozart/Schmidt (2 Alto, 2 Tenor, 1 Bari) Medici WestInt Sousa/Harger 8 Prelude for Eight 77310 Minuetto (Mvt. II) from Serenade in D HL (AAAATTBB) Minor 77305 Danza Espanol No. 1 Shores (3 Alto, 2 Tenor, 1 Bari) (Sop. Sax, 2 Alto, 1 Tenor, 1 Bari) RBC Dvorak/Luhring Granados/Lester PEL 773-2 9 Chorus from the Opera Julius Caesar Scott Handel/Dishinger 77311 Scherzo 77306 Happy Scherzo Medici CS924 (2 Alto, 1 Tenor, 1 Bari) (AATTB) Mielenz/Voxman 10 Menuetto Dishinger, Ronald Rub-HL (AATTB) Medici Pugnani/Dishinger 77312 Sir Sax 773C - Pre-Approved Permission List Medici (2 Alto, 1 Tenor, 1 Bari) Niehaus, Lennie 77301 Rondino P Permission Allowed Kendor (2 Alto, 1 Tenor, 1 Bari) T Transfer Erickson, Frank 77313 Tango HL SC Student Composition Albeniz/DeFries PEL-745-27 77302 Three Miniatures (4 Alto - Opt. Tenor for 3rd Alto and Bari RE PPROVED ERMISSION IST P -A P L - 77314 Strictly for Saxes for 4th Alto) The following titles have been pre- (AATTB) Hall, Percy approved for festival use by WSMA. It Schmaltz, Ed is not necessary to send these titles in Great Works Byron Douglas Publications to WSMA for permission. Simply enter 77303 Gavotte from Harpsichord Suite No. 5 as 773A77303. 77315 Overture Baroque (2 Alto, 1 Tenor, 1 Bari) 773A - Pre-Approved Permission List (AATB) Purcell/Vedeski Telemann/Johnson, Claire Medici 77301 Poem and Dance Rub-HL 2624-6 (3 Alto, 2 Tenor, 1 Bari) Ostransky, Leroy 77316 Saxafrass Rub-HL (AATB) Niehaus, Lennie 77302 Tradewinds Kendor 6068F (Sop. Sax, 2 Alto, 2 Tenor, 2 Bari) Niehaus 77317 One for All Kendor (AATB) Niehaus, Lennie 77303 Black and White Rag Kendor 6009F (2 Alto, 1 Tenor, 1 Bari) Botsford/Mc Leod 77318 Adagio and Gigue Kendor (SAATB) Mozart, W.A./Gee, Harry 77304 The Flight of the Bumble Bee Roncorp 128-1 (Sop. Sax., 2 Alto, 1 Tenor, 1 Bari) Rimsky-Korsakov/Schmidt Westint 2008 - 2009 WSMA Event 775 - Recorder Ensemble Music Festival List Teacher Online Data Entry: Enter EventClassSelection, i.e., 775A2. Allotted Performance Time: All Classes = 12 min. 1. A SPECIAL Ensemble a. This SPECIAL Ensemble with more than five recorder players may be conducted by an adult. 2. Permission or Transfer Allowed -This layout a. For permission, enter EventClassP, i.e. 775BP, and follow Rule IX.A.1-4. b. Music transferred to this event from the current WSMA Music List does not need to be sent to WSMA for permission. To transfer, enter EventClassT, i.e. 775CT. Next screen, enter selection you are transferring, i.e. 771C1. 3. For 2 - 16 recorder players. 4. Set up and perform one selection within a 12 minute time limit. 5. Play two contrasting movements on all multi-movement selections unless other instructions are specified. 6. No percussion is allowed in this event. 7. Multiple performers may play the same part. 8. A member of the ensemble is expected to introduce the performance at WSMA District and State Festivals, including performer and accompanist names, name of school, title and composer of piece (and if appropriate, movements being performed), and briefly describe a significant aspect of style, form, technique, harmony, rhythm, or melody in the piece.

Please go to www.wsmamusic.org for the most accurate Festival Music List and to view recent updates. 775A 8 Two Festive Choruses 5 Twelve Original Trios Play one chorus Play pgs. 6-9, or 12-13 1 Trio for Recorders from Ploner Musiktag (SATB) (AA, kybd. opt. ) (SAA or SAT) Bach/Nagel Handel Hindemith Magnamusic TR35 London Pro Musica Sch-EAM (Import) 9 The Leaves Be Green 6 Two Fantasies (STB) 2 Venetian Instrumental Music c. 1600 (SAATB) Play I or II Vol. 13, Two Sonatas Byrd/Moore Holborne Play both Sch-EAM (Import) Avondale Press (Double Choir SAAT - ATTB) Gussago 10 Himnos 7 Partita II (ATB) London Pro Musica (ATTB) Nagel Cabezón/Nagel Avondale 3 Six Duets for Two Alto Recorders Magnamusic TR42 1st Book:1-3 8 Five Duets - Jacob Van Eyck Play Sonata I or III T Transfer Play pgs. 4-6 (Engels Liedt) (SS or TT) (AA) P Permission Telemann Van Eyck/ed. Hettrick Hargail-WB SC Student Composition Sch-EAM (Import) 4 Trio Sonate B Dur 9 Suite No. 8 for Five Recorders Play two contrasting mvts. 775B Play pgs. 6-9 (AA, Kybd., opt. Cello) 1 Three-Part Canzonettas (SSATB) Bach, J.S. Play Nos. 1 and 4; OR play No. 11 Schein/Colwell Peters (SSA) London Pro Musica 5 Four Fantasias on Traditional Morley/von Arx 10 Ricercar per Sonar a 8 (1587) for 8 British Melodies Peters Instruments Play Nos. 1 and 2; 2 Bound for the Promised Land (AA) (SSAATTBB) OR play Nos. 3 and 4 arr. Krunnfusz, Dan/ed. Smisek Gabrieli (SATB) AP-228 London Pro Musica Charlton 3 Seven Wedding Dances P Permission Provincetown Play No. 6 plus two others T Transfer 6 Blues in Retrospect (SATB) (SAAT) Telemann/Bergmann SC Student Composition Charlton Consort-Magnamusic CM1046 Anfor 775C 4 Pastorale from Concerto Grosso No. 8 7 Concerto for Four Alto Recorders (SAT or SAB) 1 The Best of Susato -Ten Renaissance (AAAA-no bass) Corelli/ed. Cleff Dances for Recorder Ensemble Telemann/Robinson Kalmus-WB Play two from Nos. 1, 2, 6, 10 Dolce Susato/ed. Lumsden Polyphonic 2008 - 2009 Event 775 - Recorder Ensemble WSMA (Continued) Music Festival List

2 Duet Book for Two Alto Recorders Play two from Nos. 3, 8, 16, 18, 21 ed. Emden Polyphonic 3 Hark, All Ye Lovely Saints (SSATB) Weelkes/Andresen Polyphonic 4 Dance of the Blessed Spirits (SSAT) Gluck HL 5 Short Pieces by Great Masters Play pg. 9 (March), 10 (Adagio), and 13 (Vivace Assai) (SS or SA) ed. Emden Heinrichshofen-Peters 6 Regina Coeli, Laetare (AA plus acc.) Courtaux/Smisek Alliance AP-210 7 The Recorder Consort I Play any two from Nos. 13, 15, 16, 23, 27, 29, 32, 36, 37 (Various combinations of SATB) ed. Rosenberg Amsco-MS 8 Favorite American Tunes Play Clementine and Red River Valley (SSA) arr. Davenport Hargail-WB / CF 9 Early Music for Recorder SAT: Play pgs. 23-25; SA: Play pgs. 18-19; SA or ST: Play pgs. 40-41 Isacoff Amsco-MS 10 The Purcell Collection Vol. II Play two contrasting pieces Purcell/ed. Bernstein Magna T Transfer P Permission SC Student Composition 2008 - 2009 Event 1085 - Mostly Woodwind Ethnic, Folk, WSMA Music Festival List Heritage Ensemble Teacher Online Data Entry: See 2.a for data entry information. Allotted Performance Time: All Classes = 12 min 1. A SPECIAL Ensemble a. If this SPECIAL Ensemble includes more than 5 members, it may be conducted by an adult. 2. Permission Required, No Transfer Allowed -This layout a. For permission enter EventClassP, i.e. 1085BP, and follow Rule IX.A.1-4. 3. For 2 or more mostly woodwind performers. 4. Instrumentation/voicing must be specified in the score with a maximum of 2 performers per part. 5. If the length of a selection exceeds 9 minutes (3/4 of the allotted time), the music may be cut to stay within the 12 minute time limit. If the selection lasts less than 5 minutes, another selection must be added. 6. This event encourages music performance that represent indigenous cultures and ethnic groups. Non-traditional, non-Western, or ancient instruments may be used as long as they authentically represent the culture or tradition of the piece being performed. 7. A student may enter this event more than once if he/she performs on different instruments. 8. One ensemble member is expected to introduce the ensemble at WSMA District and State Festivals, including school name, title of piece, mvts. being performed if appropriate, composer, and provide a verbal explanation of the historical context and performance practices for the ensemble.

Please go to www.wsmamusic.org for the most accurate Festival Music List and to view recent updates. 1085A 1085B 1085C P Permission P Permission P Permission SC Student Composition SC Student Composition SC Student Composition